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Glad you were able to get it to work out. The fact remains, though, that you should be able to upload a file of ANY type, even corrupted files and/or total garbage. Anything groups.io (or your

Thank you, Duane, but the same problem occurs even when the member replies without changing the subject. I've just had an instance of this in my group. (original query) #AIUTO ES>IT gioco di parole

Nice feature, indeed! wrote: Join the Icom group, a general Icom discussion group on Groups.io: /g/ICOM (just launched)

Donald, Sorry--I thought you were referring to Outlook--the program--and not I believe the OP is talking about Outlook - the program. Again, it is not necessarily the same thing. Outlook - the program

Shal . . . wrote: Sorry--I thought you were referring to Outlook--the program--and not the email service. The _program_ is capable of receiving your own messages back and does nothing to interfere.

Thanks Bruce. The problem was occurring on trying to upload the file, however, I've re-written the >PFDF, and that seems to have solved the issue.

Yes it was. The file is a .PDF. I've even tried re-saving it out of Acrobat Pro, but I still get the unreadable message.

Does it actually say the file is unreadable, or does it say "Couldn't open PDF?" If the latter, this problem seems to affect only those using the Edge browser. Edge seems to have trouble displaying

Was the error displayed in the preview pane of the upload dialog?? If so, the content of the file is most likely not consistent with the file extension.

Michael, If a Bounced (or Bouncing) subscriber tries to post a message to (one of) No. It will generate an Activity Log entry *Rejected from bouncing member*. b) will it reset their status from

I'm not close to my limit, but getting this message. Any help would be appreciated.

If a Bounced (or Bouncing) subscriber tries to post a message to (one of) their group(s): a) will it be accepted? b) will it reset their status from Bounced (or Bouncing) to Bouncing (restarting that

Donald, That's not the same thing. What makes your own messages returning from an email list different is that they were delivered to your email service by some other service (Groups.io in this case).

Don, It goes beyond responses (replies). The initial purpose was to provide a tag that can be applied to topics as a target for search, mute, and follow functions. These features allow members to find

Adding my 2 cents:?Cookies are NOT viruses. Cookies use a plain text format. They are not compiled pieces of code so they cannot be executed nor are they self-executing. Accordingly, they cannot make

Our primary use of hashtags is to mute subjects you are not interested in. Example #forsale Ullmang

Shal . . . wrote: Outlook allows you to email yourself. That's how I test an Outlook setup. If you can send and receive an email to yourself, then it's working correctly and al the settings are OK.

I don't think you need to apologize _that_ much. As I was saying, addblocking is a fact of life for webdesigners these days, and this could have been more gracefully handled. I'm not saying it

There isn't such thing as "self executing cookies".

Shal, I'm assuming the purpose of the #hashtag in the Subject field, is for keeping all posts responding to this example "My name is Mark #intro" together for archival reasons. Is that correct? Don